Your Divorce, Your Way - Uncontested Divorce
Understanding Uncontested Divorce in Georgia
An uncontested divorce occurs when both spouses agree on all major issues including property division, child custody, child support, and alimony without court intervention. This approach typically saves time, money, and emotional strain compared to contested divorces.
In Georgia, uncontested divorces can be finalized in as little as 31 days after filing, provided all paperwork is properly completed and both parties maintain their agreement throughout the process.
Georgia's Uncontested Divorce Requirements
To qualify for an uncontested divorce in Georgia:
At least one spouse must have been a Georgia resident for six months or more
Both parties must agree on all divorce-related issues
All required documentation must be properly filed with the Superior Court in the appropriate county
The 30-day waiting period must be observed after serving divorce papers
Our Approach to Uncontested Divorce
We guide clients through every step of Georgia's uncontested divorce process, from preparing initial paperwork to finalizing the divorce decree. Our attorneys help ensure all agreements are legally sound and protect your interests while maintaining the efficiency and cost-effectiveness that make uncontested divorce appealing.
Even in amicable situations, having legal counsel ensures your rights are protected and all legal requirements are satisfied. We offer flat-fee packages for uncontested divorces to provide predictable costs during this transition.